Company Profile - Frequently Asked Questions.

1. What is the title and position of your best ideal prospect? In other words, whom ideally would you like to do business with? Pick your top client? What is their specific occupation?

CEO or owner or co-owner or partner, the one who signs the checks, who can appreciate the dollars we put back into their pocket.

2. What specific intimate knowledge of their title and profession can we use as a way to leverage you with your client, build credibility and position your service and firm as “specialized” particular to them and others like them?

My knowledge of also running a business and having to deal with the many obstacles that plague a small business like dealing with employees, banking relationships, production, debt collections, vendor negotiations, cash flow,taxes and many more…

As long as they are in a profitable situation with their business, They might not be aware of the ways to avoid taxes, and take advantage of the ability to over fund a non-discretionary retirement plan or get refunds from accelerated depreciation in their commercial building or many other federal programs that allow them to get rebates and tax breaks.

3. What specific knowledge do you have, as it relates to your products/service that could be of benefit to their particular title/industry?

My ability to relate to the business owner because I once (for over 15 years) ran my own business and had to deal with the same problems that they are faced with and the tools that are available today weren’t available to me like some of the government incentive programs and rebates available.

4. What are the specific benefits as it relates to their title/position that they are missing out on that you can help them discover or realize?

For example we can build a retirement plan for them outside of the company which uses the company to derive the benefit of a tax free retirement and still receive the tax breaks for the funds going into the plan. This is a great program for a business owner who needs a tax break and hasn’t funded a retirement plan because they have been focused on putting any extra cash into the business and they don’t have to share this benefit with their employees.

5. What is the specific impact of the benefits to the prospect? Can you quantify that on a per month basis over a 6 to12 month timeline showing increases or savings as it relates to their title/profession?

1. If they own commercial building a 70000 per million of investment in the building. This will show in an immediate refund and reduced quarterly tax payments. If it is a flow through entity they get the benefits personally.

2. If we are dealing with a high net worth wage earner we can usually save them 40 percent of their tax liability.

3. Or in the case our special retirement strategy… paying NO tax on the benefits and also protecting their legacy and getting tax deductions for payments into the plan. This strategy is especially good for business owners who haven’t saved for retirement and realize that they need to catch up and figure an exit strategy. This strategy will solve several problems, it provides a financing element to a new owner if desired so there is “built in financing”, the owner walks away with a huge chunk of available cash in a very short period of time and catches up on a retirement plan, the growth in the plan can be accessed tax free.

6. What are they not aware of right now that could be potentially dangerous or costing them as it relates to your service?

Possible savings in their building deductions by accelerating depreciation. There are many tax saving programs and strategies that are available if they are profitable.

7. As it relates to your service what unique problems do they face in particular that you can solve for them?

1. Having excess cash and not knowing how to save taxes

2. Using excess cash and profits to fund a non-discretionary retirement plan that they don’t need to share with their employees like they do a qualified retirement plan.

3. Improving cash flow to use for payroll or personal investments with tax savings.

4. Creating “golden handcuffs” for key employees.

8. Do you have proof; testimonials or stories of others just like them in their profession that you have helped?

Last year I helped a small HVAC firm receive 50,000 rebate from a Cost Segregation Study that was done. The company was a flow through entity and each of the partners received compensation or tax credits.

I have a case pending for a health club owner that just completed a 2.7MM renovation. We are working on a property tax mitigation of over 20,000. And 400,000 Cost Segregation rebate, over 16000 in credit card processing fees as well as many other federal tax rebates.

9. As far as the client is concerned, what are the specific benefits of your service to the client?

Improved Cash flow and tax savings both personally and for the business.

10. What do your clients tell you are most useful to them?

I am able to segue the additional cash and profits into profitable investments thus enhancing our total engagement

11. Given your service and the information you provide, which part of your service will disproportionately impact them the most?

The tax savings is a lifelong project that we maintain for ex: if we mitigate a property tax cut they only pay us on the first year savings, from then on they continue to save, which holds true for most of the tax savings we get them.

12. Relative to the service I provide, what are my client’s greatest fears?

13. Relative to the service I provide logically, what are my client's current thoughts about it?

Many think that it is too complicated or there is a “gotcha” but don’t realize that we do all of the work and back it up legally morally and ethically. They also worry that there may be something illegal about it. (at least that is what I think!)

14. Considering my client's thoughts and feelings as it relates to my services, what do they desire?

Knowing that their investments are safe and growing to their greatest potential and that they are paying the lowest rate possible so that they can enjoy life and family so they can focus on the business and know that their future financial life is taken care of.

15. Considering the services I provide, what negative feelings might they have about it or my industry?

Financial Advisors are low on the trust scale probably equivalent to car sales so it is imperative to not look like a “shark – like sales guy”. We work with their most “Trusted Advisors” their CPA in order to mitigate those fears. I am also certified as a financial fiduciary.

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